Twin Lakes Recovery Center

Alumni ProgramProgram

Support for people who finished treatment at Twin Lakes. Alumni can go to regular meetings and events, meet other graduates, mentor newer graduates and join service projects. An alumni coordinator, who is also an alumna, runs it.

Bridge Care for VeteransProgram

If a VA facility has no opening yet, a veteran who needs help right away can start care at Twin Lakes. They get a safe, sober place and medically watched withdrawal care until the VA can take them.

Family Recovery ProgramProgram

An online program that teaches families about addiction, family roles and ways to support recovery. There is also a weekly family support group on Wednesday evenings. Families can join whether their loved one is in treatment or has already left.

Inpatient Residential TreatmentProgram

Adults live on the 35-acre Monroe campus while getting therapy, recovery classes and help planning for life after treatment. Clinical staff are there 24 hours a day, every day.

Intensive Outpatient ProgramProgram

Evening treatment in Gainesville, three nights a week. People get therapy and recovery support while keeping up with work, school or family. It fits people leaving residential care or those who are steadier in recovery but still need support.

Medical DetoxService

Nurses and support staff watch over people as they safely stop using alcohol or drugs. Medicine is given when it is right for the person. It takes place at the Monroe campus.

Medication-Assisted TreatmentService

When it is needed, clinicians check whether a medicine such as Sublocade or Vivitrol should go along with counseling. Each person is looked at one by one.

Tactical RecoveryProgram

A live-in treatment program for veterans and first responders with addiction. It uses trauma-informed care and also treats mental health needs. It includes two veteran-focused small groups each week and planning with the VA or military command for discharge.